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Old 12-14-2011, 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by forty6
What is the tallest pack that can fit this car?
I can fit my 6200mah 65c 2s stickpack in it. there is lots of room
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ok so its built by the book 1.3 pistons in front with red springs and 1.2 in the back with green springs.. I like the way it jumps but the back just slaps the ground when it hits.. Not sure of the oil he ran in it but what would you try from there?

I dont have the spring kit but I can glue some holes and change oil, any help to get that rear end from bottoming out would be awesome. without buying a bunch of springs

rear motor right now
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What oils do you have?
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What's the stock rear spring and spur gear size?
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Originally Posted by onekiwi
What oils do you have?
I have a ton of oil, whats in it I am not sure I can find out tomorrow. I bought it used and just seen it go around the track and that is all that it looks lik it needs to me is to have the back from bottoming out so hard on landings
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Old 12-15-2011, 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted by C_Money
ok so its built by the book 1.3 pistons in front with red springs and 1.2 in the back with green springs.. I like the way it jumps but the back just slaps the ground when it hits.. Not sure of the oil he ran in it but what would you try from there?

I dont have the spring kit but I can glue some holes and change oil, any help to get that rear end from bottoming out would be awesome. without buying a bunch of springs

rear motor right now
I would try 1.2 four holes or 1.1 six holes

I thought the kit came witl light and dark blue springs, so how did you build it by the book with red and green?
red and green are option springs, not the stockers
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Old 12-15-2011, 05:13 AM
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Originally Posted by C_Money
Also when I was driving it, it bottoms out a lot.. How do you get more pack out of the fat shocks? What should I do? I got it used so I dont know whats in the shocks but what would you all do?

Also lunsford shock standoffs are coming!!
The kit should of came with blanks pistons. I found that 1.3mm/#55 x4 worked realy well for me front and rear with 32.5f/30r losi oils.
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Stock springs = Junk.

I have been working on finding a setup that I like on this car and last night I tried a boat-load of big changes to narrow down what was working fo me. Last change I made was to switch to some Losi 22 springs that I had and the car dropped almost a half second on a 13.5-14 second track. Still need more but could run 14.1's consistently where I was struggling to get in the 14.5's. I feel like the springs were the problem the whole time and need more time to tune again with these springs.

I made a conversion chart between the Durango springs and the Losi ones. Maybe others will find it useful as well:

Losi Springs vs Durango Springs
- FRONTS
Losi Color/Weight = Durango Color/Weight
No Losi Equiv = Grey/32
No Losi Equiv = L. Green/41
Red/2.5 (44.6) = L. Blue/44
No Losi Equiv. = Black/47
Orange/2.9 (51.7) = L. Red/49
Silver/3.2 (57.1) = D. Green/58
Green/3.5 (62.5) = D. Blue/62
Blue/3.8 (67.8) = D. Red/66
Black/4.1 (73.2) = No Durango Equiv.

- REARS
Losi Color/Weight = Durango Color/Weight
Grey/1.6 (28.5) = Grey/28 OR L. Green/29
White/1.8 (32.1) = L. Blue/32
Yellow/2.0 (35.7) = L. Red/35
No Losi Equiv. = Black/38
Pink/2.3 (41) = D. Green/39
No Losi Equiv. = D. Blue/43
Red/2.6 (46.4) = D. Red/48
Orange/2.9 = No Durango Equiv.
Silver/3.4 = No Durango Equiv.

They aren't exact matches and a few too close to the next, but it gives you an idea.
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Originally Posted by sparkwraps
Stock springs = Junk.

I have been working on finding a setup that I like on this car and last night I tried a boat-load of big changes to narrow down what was working fo me. Last change I made was to switch to some Losi 22 springs that I had and the car dropped almost a half second on a 13.5-14 second track. Still need more but could run 14.1's consistently where I was struggling to get in the 14.5's. I feel like the springs were the problem the whole time and need more time to tune again with these springs.

I made a conversion chart between the Durango springs and the Losi ones. Maybe others will find it useful as well:

Losi Springs vs Durango Springs
- FRONTS
Losi Color/Weight = Durango Color/Weight
No Losi Equiv = Grey/32
No Losi Equiv = L. Green/41
Red/2.5 (44.6) = L. Blue/44
No Losi Equiv. = Black/47
Orange/2.9 (51.7) = L. Red/49
Silver/3.2 (57.1) = D. Green/58
Green/3.5 (62.5) = D. Blue/62
Blue/3.8 (67.8) = D. Red/66
Black/4.1 (73.2) = No Durango Equiv.

- REARS
Losi Color/Weight = Durango Color/Weight
Grey/1.6 (28.5) = Grey/28 OR L. Green/29
White/1.8 (32.1) = L. Blue/32
Yellow/2.0 (35.7) = L. Red/35
No Losi Equiv. = Black/38
Pink/2.3 (41) = D. Green/39
No Losi Equiv. = D. Blue/43
Red/2.6 (46.4) = D. Red/48
Orange/2.9 = No Durango Equiv.
Silver/3.4 = No Durango Equiv.

They aren't exact matches and a few too close to the next, but it gives you an idea.
Would the god awful expensive Kyosho big bores work?

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Originally Posted by sparkwraps
Stock springs = Junk.

I have been working on finding a setup that I like on this car and last night I tried a boat-load of big changes to narrow down what was working fo me. Last change I made was to switch to some Losi 22 springs that I had and the car dropped almost a half second on a 13.5-14 second track. Still need more but could run 14.1's consistently where I was struggling to get in the 14.5's. I feel like the springs were the problem the whole time and need more time to tune again with these springs.

I made a conversion chart between the Durango springs and the Losi ones. Maybe others will find it useful as well:

Losi Springs vs Durango Springs
- FRONTS
Losi Color/Weight = Durango Color/Weight
No Losi Equiv = Grey/32
No Losi Equiv = L. Green/41
Red/2.5 (44.6) = L. Blue/44
No Losi Equiv. = Black/47
Orange/2.9 (51.7) = L. Red/49
Silver/3.2 (57.1) = D. Green/58
Green/3.5 (62.5) = D. Blue/62
Blue/3.8 (67.8) = D. Red/66
Black/4.1 (73.2) = No Durango Equiv.

- REARS
Losi Color/Weight = Durango Color/Weight
Grey/1.6 (28.5) = Grey/28 OR L. Green/29
White/1.8 (32.1) = L. Blue/32
Yellow/2.0 (35.7) = L. Red/35
No Losi Equiv. = Black/38
Pink/2.3 (41) = D. Green/39
No Losi Equiv. = D. Blue/43
Red/2.6 (46.4) = D. Red/48
Orange/2.9 = No Durango Equiv.
Silver/3.4 = No Durango Equiv.

They aren't exact matches and a few too close to the next, but it gives you an idea.
So what Losi springs did you end up with? I have been playing around with softer.
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Old 12-15-2011, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted by sparkwraps
Stock springs = Junk.

I have been working on finding a setup that I like on this car and last night I tried a boat-load of big changes to narrow down what was working fo me. Last change I made was to switch to some Losi 22 springs that I had and the car dropped almost a half second on a 13.5-14 second track. Still need more but could run 14.1's consistently where I was struggling to get in the 14.5's. I feel like the springs were the problem the whole time and need more time to tune again with these springs.

I made a conversion chart between the Durango springs and the Losi ones. Maybe others will find it useful as well:

Losi Springs vs Durango Springs
- FRONTS
Losi Color/Weight = Durango Color/Weight
No Losi Equiv = Grey/32
No Losi Equiv = L. Green/41
Red/2.5 (44.6) = L. Blue/44
No Losi Equiv. = Black/47
Orange/2.9 (51.7) = L. Red/49
Silver/3.2 (57.1) = D. Green/58
Green/3.5 (62.5) = D. Blue/62
Blue/3.8 (67.8) = D. Red/66
Black/4.1 (73.2) = No Durango Equiv.

- REARS
Losi Color/Weight = Durango Color/Weight
Grey/1.6 (28.5) = Grey/28 OR L. Green/29
White/1.8 (32.1) = L. Blue/32
Yellow/2.0 (35.7) = L. Red/35
No Losi Equiv. = Black/38
Pink/2.3 (41) = D. Green/39
No Losi Equiv. = D. Blue/43
Red/2.6 (46.4) = D. Red/48
Orange/2.9 = No Durango Equiv.
Silver/3.4 = No Durango Equiv.

They aren't exact matches and a few too close to the next, but it gives you an idea.
Thanks for the list.... so what springs did you settle on ? and what size track & grip level ?
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Old 12-15-2011, 06:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Carlos69
Thanks for the list.... so what springs did you settle on ? and what size track & grip level ?
I used what I had, Red fronts and White rears. It was a completely different car. I know the fronts say that they should be the same as the Durangos, but it added a ton of off power steering I could hardly believe it. Like the springs react different - maybe more progressive where the Durango springs felt very springy.

On the bench, dropping the car with the stock springs, the car would land and not come back up, just land with a thud, with the Losi springs, the car was rebounding and seems more conformable/responsive to the track.

The track I run on has some silt in it and is hard pack/smooth with medium grip. Running a boosted 13.5. The track is adding in some clay in the coming weeks so grip should start to come up. I will be racing on a higher grip track Saturday so we will see how the car does there.

I have a master build/setup sheet that I have been slowly filling in that includes the spring chart. If there is any interest, I can post that as well.
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Why reinvent the wheel: http://www.petitrc.com/reglages/BuggyBigBoreSpring.pdf
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Originally Posted by TAMAK
Cause I wanted something I could look up quick between what I had available and know that the info was correct according to my calculations. But I am sure it is a good general use guide to have. My list is just a personal one.
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Originally Posted by sparkwraps
Cause I wanted something I could look up quick between what I had available and know that the info was correct according to my calculations. But I am sure it is a good general use guide to have. My list is just a personal one.
Ah, your list is great no hating here!! I find alot of people not utilizing Petit and oople enough. Alot of questions are answered with a little research.
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